The price is more beautiful than the design of gorgeous B&O new "cheap" headphones

B&O, the top audio company in Denmark, has always had gorgeous designs and gorgeous prices. Yesterday, B&O's new H3 earphones and H6 headphones were unveiled in the US. Although the positioning is "cheap products," they still sell for $250 and $400, respectively.

The H3 earphone has a 10.3mm drive unit that is small and exquisite in appearance and comes with a storage holster. The other H6 is a headset with a 40mm drive unit. The polished surface of the exterior is metallic, made of aluminum and covered with soft sheepskin and memory foam ear pads. Through the simple audition of foreign media, the H6 IF is very clear and pleasant, but it is slightly lacking in high frequency and low frequency.

The two headsets will be available in retail stores in New York in July, and the price of $250 and $400 is already close to that of other first-line brands. It seems that even B&O's cheaper brand, B&O Play, is affordable for the average consumer.